Abstract
Three-channel 3D printed centerpieces with two sample sectors next to a joint solvent reference sector were recently described as a strategy to double the throughput of sedimentation velocity analytical ultracentrifugation experiments [Anal. Chem. 91 (2019) 5866–5873]. They are compatible with Rayleigh interference optical detection in commercial analytical ultracentrifuges, but require the rotor angles of data acquisition to be repeatedly adjusted during the experiment to record data from the two sample sectors. Here we present an approach to automate this data acquisition mode through the use of a secondary, general-purpose automation software, and an accompanying data pre-processing software for scan sorting.
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